Jeremías y Lamentaciones, comentario al texto Hebreo del Antiguo Testamento por C.F. Keil y F.J. Delitzch es una obra monumental de Keil y Delitzsch que ha sido la referencia estándar de oro en el Antiguo Testamento durante más de 150 años. El texto de Jeremías, un impresionante libro de historia es un tesoro profético de revelación. Éste recoge su vida y vocación, y sus oráculos y memorias autobiográficas que se comentan y amplían en este libro. Contiene además de las palabras del mismo profeta, aportaciones muy valiosas para el entendimiento de la historia y el texto. Incluye:

• Amplia introducción al texto para mejor entendimiento de los tiempos de Jeremías.
• Textos recomendados para profundizar más en el tema.
• Lamentaciones y profecías.
• Memorias autobiográficas.
• Fidelidad a la veritas hebraica.
• Agudeza filológica, su claridad y coherencia.
• Comentario histórico-teológico de Keil.
• Traducción y adaptación ( Xavier Pikaza).

Commentary on the Hebrew Text of the Old Testament - Jeremiah and Lamentations

Commentary on the Hebrew Text of the Old Testament- Jeremiah and Lamentations by C.F. Keil and F.J. Delitzch is a monumental work by Keil and Delitzsch that has been the gold reference in the Old Testament for over 150 years. The text of Jeremiah, an impressive history book, is a prophetic treasure of revelation. It collects his life and vocation, and his oracles and autobiographical memoirs that are discussed and expanded in this book. In addition, besides the words of the prophet himself, it includes valuable contributions that help understand the story and the text. It includes:

• Extensive introduction to the text for a better understanding of the times of Jeremiah.
• Recommended texts to go deeper into the subject.
• Lamentations and prophecies.
• Autobiographical memories.
• Fidelity to the Hebraic veritas.
• Philological acuity, its clarity and coherence.
• Keil's historical-theological commentary.
• Translation and adaptation (Xavier Pikaza).

SPANISH EDITION: The life and vocation of Jeremiah is well documented. He had to face enemies, suffered persecutions and died in forced exile in Egypt. He has left us the most impressive personal confessions of the entire biblical tradition. He fought with the Word of God against kings-princes-priests-people, in a higher type of war that opposes the wars of this world.

Jeremiah promoted the Yahwist Reform and announced the restoration of the whole of Israel; he denounced the injustice and the contamination of the cult; he encouraged the Jewish exiles from Babylon and, after the final destruction of the temple he was taken to Egypt, where he died.